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Mount Carmel's Budget.
Mt. CARMEL, S. c., {

Mt. CARMEL, S. c., Oct 8. 1887.
Presbytery has been In session here for the
past few days and many visitors present. Ex
celent preaching, and large congregations
ly over half the people. We had the pleasure
of meeting many Of our friends, and upon
the whole 1t has been an exceedingly pleasan
occasion to US, and we think to the people
generally. >,
raised and will in few days present quite 9
have subscribed will please come forward
With the cash or the work will have TO stop
Remember 1t takes money to build church
and If you have promised, now Is the time we
war II. We hav'nt the cash to advance for
YOU. We trust word 10 the wise is sufficient.
Through the indeiatigable energy and great
kindness OF gentleman In this community
the Methodists have been enabled to- purchase
an additional 60 feet OF ground for the church
lot, this will give them q large and beautiful
lot, and keep them from being crowded. We
would like to mention the name OF one who
has manifested 80 much Interest for this
church and for which the membership feel
very grateful, but for reasons best known to
your Correspondent he will not do so at pre-
sent Sutficeit to sayit j. gentleman who
Mr. Richardson, Of Einety-six, is happy
and fortunate in winning one of Mt. Carmel's
most charming young ladies for his bride,
Miss {. II. McAllister., We extend to the hap
py couple our congratulations, and best wishes
for their future happiness.
The weather Is fine and the nights lovely,
no dust now. A nice gentle rain fell since our
last writing which was much needed.
Mt. Carmel needs a cash cotton buyer. There
Is good opening here for one. Cotton Is
cunning in pretty freely. although 1t Is said
our shipments are rs yet far behind other sta.
tionS along the road.
Mr. w. H. Powell is still in Baltimore quite
Ill. We hope his life may be spared and that
he may soon return to his family this Is in
deed q very sad occurrence. and his family
has the sympathy of this community.
Miss Maynard, ofTrenton, Edgefleld county
Is here visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Riley are absent watching Mt
the bedside of their daughter who Is still
very i'll.
Mr.. VIM. Riley, Jr., and Mr.. Griffin our tele.
graph operator have charge of the depot now,
and they are very efficient and attentive to
the business.
Now is the time to SOW barley and turnips,
don't neg ect this crop.
Cotton is turning out better than was Mt
first expected II the price was little higher our
farmers would wear smile instead OF O
frown.
Now is the time to subscribe for the Press
dRd Banner, hand in your name and the cash
and take one Of the best papers published in
the up-country 1t gives you the news from
every where and home too.
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DoNALD's FAME AS A COTTON MARKET
Sorghum. Corn, Cotton, Good Health,
Cheerful Spirits...Weddings--.New
Buggies.

] DoSARDsvILLE, September 26, 1887.
The weather continues dry and dusty with
very little prospect OF change.
The cotton crop will soon be all open. Two
thirds OF the crop has opened, and If the
weather continues dry for few weeks longer
the crop will be gathered by the last of Octo
ber. Tho yield will fall short of our expecta
tions six weeks ago. Owing to the extreme
lie failure.
The cotton receipts at our depot are faI
ahead Of any season for several years. Some
thing over six hundred bales received up to
September 24th There seems to be u block
In the railroad In shipping the cotton. There
is over four hundred bales on the platform
awaiting shipment. Our agent tells us that
he makes requisitiOns for cars daily. None
are sent. Suppose the road Is crowded at all
| the depots.
Messrs. Barmore, Dunn & Co. are running
takes all day and frequently great part OF
the night 10 accommodate the custom. They
can gin and pack twenty-five bales per day
and half the night: Three hundred bales
Saturday, the 24th. They have also made
about fifteen hundred gallons Of syrup this
season, with returns not all In.
There is some late cane to make up yet;
| With plenty of syrup and corn bread we Will
be able to 60 through the winter independent
OF New Orleans and the West. Hope they
will not be seriously hurt by it.
We hear Of several weddings TO take place
around here this winter. I have no reason to
dispute it-think the prospects are good for
at least half dozen. I feel very much elated
| at the prospect of SO many Invitations
| The cotton market at this point has been
on a regular boom the past week. The prices
paid will compare favorably with other
points that boast OF their great inducements
as cotton market. A lot of fifty or sixty
bales changed hands at nine cents per pound
readily obtained for all grades offered. Some
Of our people concluded 10 try other markets
but failed to do better.
fields policy-we are still 'hopeful." The
have great deal to be thankful for. There
will be more cotton made than last season
| the price Is a half cent higher; we have three
bushels of corn this fall where we had one
last year; the health OF our people is good
SO we will not grumble.
Mr.. j. b. Dodson OF our town will attend
Furman University the next session. He will
leave for Greenvllle the 18th. DR.. w. w.
Dodson will return to Baltimore this win ter
to complete his course.
Mr.. j. F. Agnew has suffered intensely the
last month with bone feon, and 1t Is not
near we'll yet. If had one and knew 1t,
would prefer to have 1t amputated at the
start.
| Mr.. w. F. Rowland has returned from Bir-
mingham, Ala. He did not like the country
well enough 10 make IL his future home.
Isaw one of our young men rolling nice
buggy away from the shop last week. Couple
this with some reports in circulation, feel
confident he will soon have companion.
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prohate Court Proceedings.

During the past week the follOwtnG case:
have received the attention Of the Court:
A decree In the contested will case OF John
Robertson, deceased, was filed. The dccret
was to admit the will to probate IN solemt
form OF law.
Mrs Mary Young fled her petition pray
ing that the executors of the estate OF w. l.
Young, deceased, should have their letters ties
tameniary revoked. and that she be allowed
to qualify and execute the will of said derea>
ed as Administrative cum fPStamentO daHero
The Court ordered the publication Of Il cita.
ton to the executors who are non-residents
See citation In this issue.
d. w. Jay and w. O. Bradley were qualified
as administrators Of the estate OF Gen. =. Ii
Bradley, deceased.
The Will of David NJ. Wardlaw. deceased
was admitted to probate in common form anu
D. A. Wardaw and Geo II. Wardlaw wer,
qualified as executors.
6. p. Grant was qualified as administrator
of the estate OF James Grant, deceased, od
letters granted him as such.
Orders for the sale of personal property were
granted to the executriX and executor Of the
estate OF Basil Callahan, deceased.
Thos. n. Smith, rs administrator OF the es
tate of Isabella Tolbert, deceased, filed an ap
praise bill for said estate.
NJ. g. Zeigler. ~ E. &. p, filed petition for ad
mlnistratiOn on the derelict estate Of James
Taggart, deceased.
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The many novelties OF Dress Goods which
we have to show cannot fall to please our
lady customers. r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 9-2l
R NJ. Haddon & Co. have the largest stock
OF black goods they have ever shown. Trl
mings In Jets, braids and plushes 10 match.
Don't fail TO see R. M. Haddon & Co.'s stock
Of millinery. The latest styles and lowest
prices are worthy Of consideration. 92l
IF you want to rent good dwelling on the
best of terms, apply to the Press and Banner
Office. If
A GOOD printer can find an excellent situa-
ton by application to Mr.. J. A. Harmon. Nc
Cormick. Apply early. If
| Rosenberg's clothing and hats Is creating
quite Il sensation in town, don't fail to call
and examine before you buy. 9-2S
Knitting cotton by the hank or pound, in
white and oil staple coors. r. NJ. Haddon &
Co. 9.2l
Over 100 dozen ladies' and misses hose.
Best and cheapest line we have ever shown.
| K. Nj. Hoddon Co. 9-2l
Shoes! The best and most comfortable
shoes at moderate price. r. NJ. Haddon
| Co. 9-2l
shoes cannot be surpassed. r. NJ. Haddon &
Co. 9.21
| Shoes Our Common Sense Shoe-the east.
est wearing shoe on the market. r. NJ. Had.
don Co. 9-2l
80 pieces half wool Dress Goods Mt 10 and
| l2l9 cents. All the new winter shades. r. NJ.
| Haddon & Co. 92l
The latest styles In calicos, put up 12 yards
in pattern for combination suits at r. NJ
Haddon & Co. 921
You can always find a nice fresh lot oi
French candy at Speeds drug store SIT Al
If you wart q good breech or muzzle-lond
| ing shotgun, 20 to w. Joel Smith & Son's-a
big lot just opened. Ola
The new Fall and Winter dress goods with
| trimmings to match can now be seen at R,
NJ. Haddon & Co.'S. OLA
All Linen Towels, extra large size, Is, % and
25 cents at r. NJ. Haddon & Co. 9.2l
Opening Don't forget the opening at r.
NJ. Haddon & Co.'s, commencing Wednesday,
28th, and continuing four days. All the la
dies are expected. 9-2l
Mr.. J. c. MILLER has received his sam.
Piles Of ready-made clothing, and Is now ready
to take orders for the best fitting clothes Ia
be had anywhere. We have worn his clothes
and know whereof we speak. He Is agent
| for the celebrated house Of Wanamaker &
! Brown. Give Mr.. Miller your orders and be
pleased with yourself your clothes, and him.
If GA
| Thurber's Bird Seed, Dalmation Insect
Powder, Diamond Dyes, In fact almost any
article can be found at Speeds drug store. Al
Blank books. large and small memorandas,
legal, bill and foolscap, letter and note paper
and pads, and in fact everything In the sta
tionery line can be had at Smith Sons. Ola
Just take peep at our Jersey Jackets, Ia
dies. ola
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, October S, 1887,
Sale DIV.

Last Monday was one of the most orderly
Sale Days we have ever had. Every man
seemed to be duly sober and on his best be
haviour.
The number present was much smaller than
was expected.
The prices realized for the land which was
exposed to sale was diScnurtsing TO property
owners.
Various expressions as to the cotton were
made. In some localities it was reported Ia
be good. H. others, the prospect Is discour'
aging. In some places 1t is believed to be an
average.
MASTERS SALES.
&C. Chapel ct. al. against G. w. Abncy.
one acre bounded by Greenwood street,
Church Street, and by lands of r. w. LiteS, To
Mrs. NJ. E. Abney, SO, transferred to DR.. j. d.
Neel.
Jane A. Roberts against Chas. p. Roberts
ct al, 296 acres. bounded by lands Of the tSiate
of DR.. John A. Stuart, John Il. Tolbcrt, Moore
4 Quarles and H. r. Turner to Mrs. Jane A.
Roberts, slips.
Ambach, Burbunder & Co. against John \.
Moore, 25 arres. bounded by lands of w. Fl.
Holt, ]. V. Kinards WILSON'S Wi Creek &C., 10
A. ]. Salinas & Son against w. II Pnrker-
son, one acre. bounded on the North by
lands Of j.. \. Moore, on the East by iands
of w. II, Purkerson, and on South and West
by lands of ]. A. Monroe, to \. j. Salinas &
Son. sl20.
Pope & FIemming against NJ. r. Hutchison,
by by IEd innds of % n Henderson. t on the south by
lands Of NJ. r. Hutchison, and on the west by
lands of the estate of y. Henderson and an
other. The aforesaid one hundred acres OF
land being u part of Il tract of four hundred
and seventeen acres owned by the aforesaid
NJ R. HutchiSon, to Pope & Fleming. S2NO.
Samuel MCGOWAN a.ains! \. Bequest
one acre, fronting on Poplar street, IN !h"
town OF Abbeville and further known as the
Alb. Titus lot, to w. &. MCGOWAN, SIT.
Lot No. 6, IIolinshead tract, one acre.
more or less. and bounded by lands Of Lark
Raddon, and A. w. Jones, to w, G. Mellow
an, $50.
Lot No. 12, known as the VIM. McCaw lot.
fronting Depot Street and running back To
Hollinsheai alley, to W. Z. McGowan, 81.
Thos. j. Britt, Administrator. against J.
Mccain, 81 acres, bounded by j. +. Clink-
scales, S. A. Glover. and James CresSwell
to Thos J. Britt, S96
also lot IN the town Of Trov, 80 by 100 feet.
more or less, and bounded by Bradley 4
Thomson, Augusta Street. and by r. w.
Lites, being lot No. II in Block b, to Thos
]. Britt, SIC.
Also lnt in Troy containing two acres
more or less, and bounded by G. c. & {. 6.
r. R., James White, and r. w. Lites, TO Thos
]. Britt. SS5.
SALES BY THE PRoBArR JUDGE
Estate of James II. Dunn, l05 acres bound
ed by lands of William Dunn, G.. & G. roa :,
and others. sold to pay dover and costs, j. II
Dunn, purchaser for $500.
Estate Of Mrs. NJ. W. YounGb:0nd. in the
town OF Troy. 800 feet wide and 6)O feet H.
depth, bounded east by Church street, north
by Front street, west by w. I. Bradley, TO j.
Youngblood for $780,
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Fall and Winter Onening,

WIN. f. Bells fall and winter opening came
of last week, and it was perfect treat for ht
ladies to ste such display of dress goods ant
trimmings. and arranged with so much taSt,
hats. ribbons and birds CT lovely Shndiugs
Miss Hood was highly complmened on ht
fine taste. The store was crowded with ladies
for three days and every one went home de
lighted with the grand display of goods. NJ
better taste can be shown In selection O
goods than you will find at Mr.. Bells store
Those that did not have chance to see hi
goods on opening day will find ii II great irea
10 visit his store when in town. Mr. Bell ant
his polite assistants will take pleasure il
showing you his dress goods and hats.
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Special Attractions for Gentlemen a
tho Store OF White BROTHERS.

First Of all, that elegant stock OF ready
made clothing, manufactured expressly for
their trade out of the choicest fabrics, and got
ten up In the most approved custom-made
styles. The fit Of the garments cannot be ex-
cellcd Any one In search Of suit OF cloth
Ing or nm oYercoat cannot fail to be pleased.
A choice selection Of the latest styles OF
hats.
A nice line Of cassimers.
The best makes of shirts. Laundried and
unlaundried. .
Undershirts of all descriptions and at all
prices.
Collars, cuffs and hosiery.
A superb assortment Of neck wear.
All Kinds of Gloves.
Shoes and toots of every kind, from the
best han nd-made TO the cheapest variety.
An excellent stock OF saddles and brides
and buggy robes. WHITE BROTHERS.
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OBITUARY..

MARTIN YOUNG ARNOLD died at his
home near Phoenix, S. c.. Sept. SOth, 1887. aged
about s. or 70 years. He has been sufferer Of
consum o LIon for thirty years; he was a faith
full husband and stepfather; he was conscious
to the last and passed away qnietly; he was
satisfied that he was going to rest; he feared
no death but was willing and waiting for the
call of his Master His remains were buried
In Laurens county at old Bethlehem church
by the side of his first wife, and where he was
born and raised. He leaves tender loving
sides many other relatives and friends, He Is
not dead, but sleepeth.
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Call OH Him.

When our friends are trading at Greenwood
they should call on Mr.. Frank f. Martin, who
IS now in the store of Mr.. 5. E. Stnsell, dealer
in general merchandise, at the stand formerly
occupied By Mr.. G. 4. 4. Waller. Mr. Martin
is worthy end reliable young man, who will
take great pleasure In waiting on all who
may come, and II Is well for his friends to
trade with him. The act shows kindness tC
him, and the fact Is a cause for appreciation
of him on the part of his employer. Don't
forget Frank Martin when You go to Green
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Petit Jurors..-Oetober Term.

J. ]. johnson. J. w. Rowland, Geo: A
Hinton, L. S. Carwile, John Wilkerson, Fl. NJ
Penal, Wade E. Colhran,. j. II. Clinkscales,
]. /. Crowther. R. W. Boyd, Geo. ID. Auchan'
an, j. ]. Lomax, D. L. Barnes, b: l.. Jones
J. c. Tirtle, r. F. Hutchinson, Geo. Z. Brad
ley F. NJ Watson. J. c. Griffin, 4; L.. Prutt,
s. P. Morrah, John Walker, C., Pat Lee. G.
s. B. Hodges, J. y. McGill. y. II. 1ounsblood
Il: II. Armstrong, J. Z. Brooks, +. II. Speer
W. s. BasEin
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(hnico Stock Of Goods.

Messrs. White Brothers have now In store
one OF the most desirable stocks of goods tllat
has ever been exhibited In Abbeville. Ihelr
stock embraces goods of every variety, OF lne
best quality, and at the lowest prices. Al
ways reliable. liberal and fair dealing, tne
people will find it to their interest to call AT
their store where polite and obliging clerks $
will lie found ready and anxious to furnish
customers with any needed article.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
ON the FIRST MONDAY in NOVEMBER
" next will cffer for sale al public outcry,
ut Abbeville C. H., FIVE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE ACRES of land, being the
tract on which now reside, the same having
been surveyed into five separate tracts as fol-
lows:
No. 1 11s ACRES, GRIST MILL.
No.2 7s ACRES.
No.8 01 ACRES.
No. 4 T2 ACRES.
No. 8 22S ACRES, HOMESTEAD.
TERMS-One-half cash, balance on twelve
months. secured by note and mortgage OF the
premises.
For further particulars apply 10 subscriber
on premises.
Cokesbury, s. e., Oct. 8, 1887, 4t*
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
Probate Court-Citation for Letters Of Admin
istration.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ.,, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
NTHEREAS, NJ. g. Zeigler, as G. G. p, has
w made suit 10 me, to grant him Letters
Of Administration OF the Estate and effects of
James Taggart, late Of Abbeville County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite aud admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors of the
said James Taegart, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, In the Court OF Pro-
bate. to be held at Abbeville G.. H.. on Friday,
November 11th, 1887, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause II
any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court.
this 4th day OF October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eishty-seven, and in the 1l2th year OF
American Independence.
Published on the 5th day of October, 1887, In
the Press and Banner, and on the Court House
door for the time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court
Oct. 5, 1887, Ct
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At The Marble Yard.

A FULL LINE OF HEADSTONES AND
n MONUMENTS.
Our prices are low, and styles are Of the
most symmetrical In shape Of any to be found
in the rp.country. Sept. %.
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WIN, E. BELL.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
1887.

8 o 4.
Having visited all the Leading Millinery and Dress
Goods in New York and Baltimore able say
the Ladies of Abbeve County that will display one Of
the finest lines of Millinery and Dress Goods &c., that
he found in the up-country had the assistance of Epe
renced Ladies to help select stock Hats Dress
Goods and have nothing but the very best Goods for the
money, and will surprise the public in low prices
HATS. s .s 49,. ~
Ladies. Misses, Children. Large and we'll selected
stock in Straw and Felt .r.-... .
PRICES LOW =. -. b
co0rsd and Black Union and Patient ssR MaPs FsDe Milan o and R.
sraw
Dress Hats oS s be ona os sdss sss Fur and Frenzy
Trimmed Sailors School land variety. ~ ~ ' '
Trimmed Hats .... - e. So
own ns ms s% % sBS p1sn' Pattern Hats and Dnns our
trimmed Hats iss1' sss ss"s sis and vo,s.s 81
Bonnet and Ha variety styles @ :@ 81 -
5 5 as
Millinery Ornaments. ..==...s
Bright and Jet and Gilt
Millinery Trimmings.
Fancy 'is S,; @ s s:i e.
RIBBONS .>..... -.
'''s s:s s;ss Hss ' EDGE
s snS dssd,S P ass 5 2a @ Ribbon all width. and shades.
Millinery Silks and Satns. s5
coored sns all prices and shades B" @ % snsn G9S qy Black
Black Dress Silks Black Rhadzmer Dress Silk.
ps e % @ daas sso s which
Colored Checked Dress Silks. b
goods 1t will
Black Wool and Silk Mixed Fabrics <.
B es pSs e 5 nses'
as E:s5: sE & sss vi S
R Rs .s look w Ds s @ can be bought wi" give such good
Colored Wool Dress Goods. '"=@]
FL: s;s::s:s @ 5;:: :; s
Second Mourning Dress Goods. g
Plads, Stripes esandP
Manchester Flannes %=
Fancy Stripe Flannel chidens
Dress Goods Trimmings
ss s S SsSss 's Sssse
Jet Trimmings
Pasementy Small
Dress Innings.
Lining selecas,
Calicos.
ge solid GS sGS % G % bng 4 gs as G ssss
Ginghams and Seersuckers.
Plaid and Striped Gnghams
White and Red Flannels.
o Plain at all prices
Cotton Flannels.
eS m nG GSSe ] @ 5 5 @ s1R eS P PD Faced
Domestic Goods.
as5 S% os e. oil
Ladies Winter Wraps.
Ses STs s @ I NsH % 1as sss nsS @
Misses Winter Wraps
with Capes and Shawl backs
Ladies and Misses Jersey Jackets.
WSys s stock alt }s Jerseys " Plain Jerseys Coat Back and Vest 'front.'
Ladies Knit Underwear
in Every should them
Ladies aud Misses Hose.
of
Wored Hose
Ladies and Chdren's Gloves.
Ladies n al Leading
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The Atlanta Exposition.

The C. & G. road VIII commence TO sell tick
cts to the Atlanta Exposition on the Sth ana
continue until the 10Th inclusive, good until
October 25th from the following places at the
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DR.. III. ID. wilson.

DR.. Wilson will go to Troy next Monday 10
be absent four days on professional business;
Norhing adds SO much TO beauty, healtn ana
will be worth much. No decayng tooth
should be neglected for a day. Every tooth IN
Il mans head Is worth $500. \ man with S5OO
had better lose 1t than Il goOd tooth: The
people should not fail to consult DR.. Wilson
next week.
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Repairing and Upholstering

A LII kinds of FURNITURE repaired and
~ UPHOLSTERED neatly.
Room over Post Office IN rear or pr. Wilson's
Dental Office. i. L. WILSON.
Oct. s, 1881, 3m
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Thought they Were Wedding Tickets

Some or those TO whom invitations to the
millinery openings were sent, thought they
were receiving wedding invitation tickets.
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Farm for Sale,

oCATED THREE MILES SOUTH OF
Il Donaldsvile, on the Columbia and
Greenville Railroad. containing 200 ACRES,
comfortable dwelling. usual outbuildings and
two tenant houses Two horse farm open, Is
acres branch bottoms, 10 acres original forest
and balance in fine forest Of old field pines
near the railroad.
Terms easy and accommodating. Posses
sion given Mt once For further information
apply to REV. JOHN y. GOONG,
or ]. F. C. DUPRE,
Oct. 5, 1887, II Ab6eVille, 5. Z.
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The State of South Carolina

The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
En- parte Mary L. Young, Petitioner.
In the matter of the estate of w. L. Young,
Deceased.
Petition for Revocation of Letters Testamen-
tary, &c.
To w. v. Young, and ]. P. Young, as Execu-
tors Of the estate of w. l.. Young, deceased.
I OU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HERE
by summoned and required to appear in your
own proper persons in this Court or TUES
DAY, the 9Th day of DECEMBER next to
render an accountof your transactions touch
ing the said estate,-failIng to do so your let
tiers will be revoked.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this October 3rd A. D. 1887.
[sEAL] ]. FULLER LYON,
Oct. S, 1887, Pm Judge Probate Court.